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ROGUE-class Mjolnir

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Rogue
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Production overview

Manufacturer(s):

Vestol Corporation (GEN1)[1]
Hannibal Weapon Systems (GEN2)[2]

Testing site(s):

Vestol Simulation Lab (GEN1)[1]
WG/Facility 93-00/Kotka (GEN2)[2]

Type:

MJOLNIR (GEN1)

MJOLNIR (GEN2)

Role(s):

Extended solo operations

 
“ HWS acquired this armor from Vestol Corp after the Covenant's assault of Tribute. ”

ROGUE-class Mjolnir, also designated as the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/A variant, is a MJOLNIR armor variant originally designed by Vestol Corporation, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by Hannibal Weapon Systems.[3][4] It is intended primarily for use in solo operations, particularly those that take place over extended periods of time.[5]

GEN1 overview[edit]

Specifications[edit]

Designed for lone operators, Rogue provided enhanced network connectivity and sequentially delineated intelligence packs; critical for soldiers operating in the field alone.[1]

Development history[edit]

The Rogue armor was the first of many "privatized" variants, developed as the UNSC called upon private industries to manufacture classified war material after the fall of the Outer Colonies.[3] The Rogue in particular was created and manufactured by the Vestol Corporation, then subsequently tested at the Vestol Simulation Lab.[1]

Usage[edit]

The 'Rogue' Armor saw limited use during the Human-Covenant War, despite reports indicating its exceptional performance.[1]

  • Mark VI Rogue.

GEN2 overview[edit]

Specifications[edit]

The helmet has a extensively increased field of view from the GEN1 variant. The multi-plate, heavy angled layout offers single operators improved intel. The helmet also has a modular U6-9 rebreathers set high on the jaw for protection.[2] Unknown to most, ROGUE suits contain hardware cutouts that can remove or ignore several layers of safety interlocks and threat management limiters in the Mjolnir BIOS.[5]

The chest has a sub-collar, under-locking shield emitter.[2]

Development history[edit]

After Tribute was razed in 2552, Hannibal Weapon Systems took over production of the armor in 2555 with permission from the UNSC Ordnance Commission. It was tested at the WG/Facility 93-00/Kotka.[6] Early tests of the armor was curious and unorthodox, and when the armor was finally completed it was widely accepted as superior to the original.[2]

Usage[edit]

In War Games free-for-all modes, Rogue is one of the most used variants due to its lack of reliance on team standards,[2]

ROGUE operators tend to be lone wolves, stalking the outskirts of the battlefield to cull enemy forces of the weak, the inattentive, and the incautious.[5]

In-game information[edit]

Halo 3[edit]

Unlock: Unlock the Spartan Officer achievement.

  • Helmet description: The Mark VI[A] helmet was the first of the "privatized" variants. With the fall of the Outer Colonies the UNSC called upon the private industry to manufacture previously classified war material.

Halo 4[edit]

Available skins: Focus (FCUS)
Default unlock: Achieve Spartan Rank RG-4.
Focus unlock: Achieve Spartan Rank RG-9.

  • Description: HWS acquired this armor from Vestol Corp after the Covenant's assault of Tribute.

Halo 5: Guardians[edit]

Available skins: Cutthroat
Default unlock: Ultra Rare REQ card
Cutthroat unlock: Ultra Rare REQ card

  • Helmet description:Unknown to most, ROGUE suits contain hardware cutouts that can remove or ignore several layers of safety interlocks and threat management limiters in the Mjolnir BIOS.
  • Body description: ROGUE operators tend to be lone wolves, stalking the outskirts of the battlefield to cull enemy forces of the weak, the inattentive, and the incautious.

In Halo 5: Guardians due to the "Body" having a predefined customisation this armor set permanently has the following parts from Halo 4:

Trivia[edit]

Language Equivalent
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French 		Roublard in Halo 3.

Rogue in Halo 4 and Halo 5: Guardians.

  • The Rogue and Hayabusa armors are the only Halo 3 armor permutations that did not return in Halo: Reach, although the EOD helmet with the UA/HUL attachment does bear a resemblance to the Rogue helmet.
  • Sometimes a glitch will occur when attempting to unlock the helmet in Halo 3. If the player reaches their highest skill then they will skip over the rank of which they earn it at. The player will be able to unlock once they are ranked up again.

Gallery[edit]

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Normal gallery[edit]

  • Concept art of the Rogue armor for Halo 4.

  • Three-dimensional render of the Rogue armor.

  • Specialization chart showing the Rogue armor along with an alternate variant.

  • Another view of the Rogue armor.

  • Rogue armor in Halo Online.

Halo 4 skins[edit]

  • Default skin.

Halo 5: Guardians skins[edit]

  • Default skin.

Halo 5: Guardians REQ cards[edit]

  • REQ card for the Rogue Cutthroat helmet.

  • REQ card for the Rogue Cutthroat armor.

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d e Halo: The Essential Visual Guide - Page 158
  2. ^ a b c d e f Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide - Page 177
  3. ^ a b Halo 3 - Armory description
  4. ^ Halo 4 - Armory description
  5. ^ a b c Halo 5: Guardians - Armory description
  6. ^ Halo 4 Interactive Guide - Armor Types: Rogue

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List of armor permutations by game titles
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Halo 5: Guardians
Achilles • Air Assault • Anubis • Argonaut • Argus • Athlon • Atlas • Aviator • Breaker • Buccaneer • CQB • Centurion • Challenger • Cinder • CIO • Commando • Copperhead • Cyclops • Cypher • Deadeye • Decimator • Defender • Dynast • EOD • Enforcer • Engineer • EVA (GEN1 and GEN2) • Fenrir • Foehammer • FOTUS • Freebooter • Goblin • GUNGNIR • Helioskrill • Hellcat • Helljumper • Hermes • Hunter • Icarus • Indomitable • Infiltrator • Interceptor • Intruder • Jumpmaster • Legionnaire • Locus • Mako • Marauder • Mark IV • Mark V (Alpha and Delta) • Mark VI (GEN1 and GEN2) • Maverick • Military Police • Nightfall • NOBLE • Nomad • Olive • Operator (GEN1 and GEN2) • Orbital • Pathfinder • Pioneer • Pilot • Protector • Raider • Raijin • Ranger • Reaper • Recluse • Recon (GEN1 and GEN2) • Recruit • Rogue • Scanner • Scout • Security (GEN1 and GEN2) • Seeker • Shinobi • Soldier • Stalker • Stinger • Strider • Teishin • Technician • Timmy • Tracer • Tracker • Valkyrie • Vector • Venator • Venture • Vigilant • Viper • Void Dancer • Warrior • War Master • Wetwork • Wrath
For a complete list, check out our Armor directory.

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List of armor permutations by generation
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GEN2
Variants originating from GEN1
Variants based on GEN1
New variants
Achilles • Anubis • Argonaut • Athlon • Atlas • Aviator • Barvo • Breaker • Challenger • Cinder • CIO • Copperhead • Cyclops • Cypher • Deadeye • Decimator • Defender • Dynast • Enforcer • Engineer • Fenrir • Foehammer • FOTUS • Freebooter • Goblin • Helioskrill • Hellcat • Helljumper • Hermes • Hunter • Icarus • Infiltrator • Interceptor • Jumpmaster • Legionnaire • Locus • Mako • Marauder • Maverick • Mirmillion • Nightfall • Nomad • Oceanic • Pathfinder • Pioneer • Prefect • Protector • Raijin • Reaper • Recluse • Recruit • Ricochet • Scanner • Seeker • Soldier • Stalker • Stinger • Teishin • Technician • Tracer • Tracker • Valkyrie • Vanguard • Vector • Venture • Viper • Void Dancer • Warrior • War Master • Wetwork
Forearms/Legs
Other
For a complete list, check out our MJOLNIR Armor directory.
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